greddy ecu
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greddy ecu
is the greddy ecu good if i plan to stick with stock twins for awhile? i dont have enough money for a power fc and commander as of now but dont want to take a chance with my engine running lean. is the greddy ok? or r there others u can tell me about that are what im looking for and are not much more?
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Originally Posted by AznPhoenix
is the greddy ecu good if i plan to stick with stock twins for awhile? i dont have enough money for a power fc and commander as of now but dont want to take a chance with my engine running lean. is the greddy ok? or r there others u can tell me about that are what im looking for and are not much more?
It might help to list the mods that you have.
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No, the Greddy E-manage doesn't work for **** with FDs. Don't waste your time or money.
If you can't afford an ecu, then don't mod your car, it's as simple as that. Install a downpipe and a cat-back and stop there. Depending on which cat-back you have and your individual car, you may need a manual or electronic boost controller to stay at 10 psi.
BTW, a used Pettit or M2 ecu can safely run 12 psi and goes for about $400.
If you can't afford an ecu, then don't mod your car, it's as simple as that. Install a downpipe and a cat-back and stop there. Depending on which cat-back you have and your individual car, you may need a manual or electronic boost controller to stay at 10 psi.
BTW, a used Pettit or M2 ecu can safely run 12 psi and goes for about $400.
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